… which argued that mental health professionals should frame … but about administrative decision
making. Second, it is … of the forensic psychiatrist, it is now clear that [risk assessment] is a …

… her doctor calls for a psychiatric consult. The resident who … that we frame the goal of
medical decision-making in welfare … once we accept that the aim of assessing decision-making …

… of risk preferences with regard to the domain in which a plea was viewed – a characteristic
we intend to explore further to test the role of framing effects in defendant decisions to accept …

… defined as when a patient is admitted to a psychiatric hospital without their consent. Compulsory
… admitted [49]. Studies have been done to assess the emotional reactions and impact on …

… exists on the healthcare decision making capacity of mental … to decide whether to be
admitted to a psychiatric unit while a … Reviews presented well-framed research questions based …

… psychiatric diagnosis can affect this decision making process. … options, indicating whether
they would tell the friend to choose the … and questions of accurate risk assessment in these and …

… for risk management have a prominent value in society and … found her problems were
still framed in terms of a diagnosis: … “As long as you do what they tell you, you don't go into …

… more subtle distortions of decision making than delirium or … have not framed these refusals
as suicide. Although … for psychiatrists to accept that a seriously ill person's choice to die …

… and training, and in framing mental health policies that are … tools), criminal justice (risk
assessment and remote monitoring), … death, when they recognize that underlying psychopathology …

… decision-making interventions were admitted as often as the … Within a general legislative,
policy and organisational frame… effects on the use of restraint in acute inpatient psychiatric …